Tuesday, October 05, 2010

Play Misty For Me

Misty Morning : Huddersfield Crematorium, 3 October 2010

Yesterday morning was one of those gloriously misty Autumn affairs in which the light does strange things to colour, somehow creating a half-world between monochrome a Dulux Paint Chart. My morning walk usually takes Amy and I through the Crematorium, and somehow it is perfect lighting for such a place. I don't need to say any more, in this case the image can speak with much greater clarity than I can.

14 comments:

  1. Your photo certainly does speak for itself. I would very much like to go on this same walk in these same conditions so I could experience it, feel it, for myself. It is a wonderful time of year.

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  2. Anonymous11:38 AM

    Wonderfully atmospheric photo, Alan :-)

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  3. Great shot, Alan! Very serene.

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  4. Ah, there's nothing quite like the foggy, foggy dew in autumn. Glorious pic, Alan!

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  5. Seems like anything could happen there! Very other worldly and somehow ripe with possibilities for my imagination.

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  6. Lovely, ethereal photograph, Alan. There is an other-worldly quality when you walk in misty, elusive light.

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  7. That photo certainly sets a mood! It reminds me of Roy's recent beach photos, taken during similarly dreary weather.

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  8. We have a graveyard at the back of our house (such quiet neighbours!) and it looks fantastic in the mist and fog.

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  9. Full of atmosphere and beauty. How I've longed to walk on these recent misty mornings, instead of heading in to the office.

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  10. That is a beautiful image!

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  11. That's a walk I would like to experience. What a beautiful shot.

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  12. What A Beautiful Photo Alan!

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  13. Very beautiful! Would it be ok if I used this as my desktop background for a while please?

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  14. You took a great photo. It is a classic reaching up there to all the great photographers. Wow!!!

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